Matthew Bullis
14 years ago
So I'm transferring some reel to reel tapes for someone whose father
lived in Ohio, and as filler on both sides of the tape, there's a
singer/songwriter who sings about kids using potty talk, with lots of
kids laughing along, a song about if every little girl were a Barbie,
a western song about trying to find a water hole with Uncle Pete, and
another song called That's The Way It Is In The Protest Biz. These
reels seem to date from the mid to late seventies. We can't read the
hand-written notes for this reel, but it looks like the singer is Ric,
not Rick, Musten, or Mustin, or maybe it's not an S and that's part of
the letter U, so maybe Muten or Mutin? A Google search with some of
the lyrics, plus several spellings of the possible name turn up
nothing, and there's no record of the Dr. ever playing Dirty Word Song
or Barbie Doll, so that didn't help in that regard. I'm writing to
this group to see if anyone can solve the mystery of who this singer
is?
Thanks a lot.
Matthew
lived in Ohio, and as filler on both sides of the tape, there's a
singer/songwriter who sings about kids using potty talk, with lots of
kids laughing along, a song about if every little girl were a Barbie,
a western song about trying to find a water hole with Uncle Pete, and
another song called That's The Way It Is In The Protest Biz. These
reels seem to date from the mid to late seventies. We can't read the
hand-written notes for this reel, but it looks like the singer is Ric,
not Rick, Musten, or Mustin, or maybe it's not an S and that's part of
the letter U, so maybe Muten or Mutin? A Google search with some of
the lyrics, plus several spellings of the possible name turn up
nothing, and there's no record of the Dr. ever playing Dirty Word Song
or Barbie Doll, so that didn't help in that regard. I'm writing to
this group to see if anyone can solve the mystery of who this singer
is?
Thanks a lot.
Matthew